Era: I Can Pick up a Drifting Box from the Future

The products of the future were not dared to be used in the 1980s. Doesn't this mean that except for some food, everything else is useless. It was still in the commune era and nothing could be sold. So what's the use of the protagonist trying to get the future's box? It's frustrating to watch!

Opened a new book again? , The protagonists in your previous novels were too useless. Then the writing is too watery and unreasonable. I hope your book is more reasonable. Don't let so many people scold you.

This is the second time I've seen one written about Liu Qingsong. Why is there no one written about Lin Weixiang? PS It seems that this is the fourth time I have read this author's book. During this period, I raised an opinion once and was blocked 😁😁

If you don't set this kind of novel as a time travel, then you shouldn't write it. If you set it as an Aboriginal story, you won't be able to write it at all. The articles are all described using modern people's way of thinking. This is just like those born in the 2000s cannot understand the way of thinking of those born in the 1980s, and city people cannot describe the living habits of rural people.

That's almost it. There are waves of brainless villains, endlessly.

When I read the title of the book, I wanted to take a look at it, but when I took a closer look at the author's name, I quickly ran away!

They are all bullshit. It really affects my mood. There are future items, but they are of no use. They are just there, even food. I might as well not write about them, so I don't recommend reading them.

Well, the protagonist's name is actually hyaluronic acid. Liu Qingsong, the author is also a talented person.

A rich man worth over 100 million in his previous life could not see the sister he chose to marry for ten years... Did she marry Mars? I don't know that rich people really don't need to be described. I won't say those with a net worth of over 100 million. Other people won't say that they are worth millions. Others don't say that they travel around the country every day, but at least they often go there during holidays at home and abroad.

The protagonist has no younger siblings except for one older sister? I'm not used to it.

Damn it, you really don't want to give up! Each book is a chronicle.

I thought it was about developing technology, but I didn't expect it to be just like dawdling around.

Your thinking is getting further and further away. You only read the previous few books, but none of the new books are good after following it for so long. So you write with the thinking of the previous books, or start new thinking, but you failed in the new thinking, so many new books failed.

Is it like this?